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JUNE 2008 MOVE TRAININGS
MOVE International will hold its eleventh annual June Training sessions June 25-28, 2008 at the Kern County Supt. of Schools Office in Bakersfield, California, USA.
Download June 2008 Training Information (pdf)
NOTE: Includes both Basic Provider and Site Trainer Training information as well as Registration Form.

MOVE Clinics
See information under MOVE Trainings/Events.

Attention
The MOVE Newsletter is on our website. Due to postage costs, fewer newsletters are mailed, especially to addresses overseas.

Basic Provider and Adult Provider Trainings and Other Events
Please check out our MOVE Trainings/Events page for Basic Provider and Adult Provider training opportunities around the United States and other MOVE events.

Research

Research packets (available for $10.00)

Contact MOVE International at 800-397-6683 to charge to VISA, MC or AmEx, or you can send a check made to MOVE International, 1300 17th Street-CITY CENTRE, Bakersfield, CA 93301-4533.

Packets contain the following published articles:

Abstract of the Dissertation A Comparison Between the Achievement of Students With Severe Multiple Disabilities Using a Functional Mobility Curriculum Versus Traditional Programs by Kathleen M. Elkins, Ed.D., University of La Verne: 1994.

Abstract of The MOVE Curriculum: An Application of Contemporary Theories of Physical Therapy and Education by Stacie Brown Barnes, 1999.

Effects of Functional Mobility Skills Training for Young Students With Physical Disabilities, Stacie B. Barnes, Keith W. Whinnery, University of West Florida, Vol. 68, No. 3, pp. 313-324, Exceptional Children.

Mobility Opportunities Via Education (MOVE): Theoretical Foundations, Drs. Stacie B. Barnes and Keith W. Whinnery. Reprinted from Physical Disabilities, Vol. 16, No. 1, Fall 1997.

Mobility Training Using the MOVE Curriculum, A Parent's View, Keith W. Whinnery & Stacie B. Barnes. Reprint from Teaching Exceptional Children, 34(3), 44-50.

M.O.V.E.: Raising Expectations for Individuals with Severe Disabilities, D. Linda Bidabe, Stacie B. Barnes, Keith W. Whinnery. Reprinted from Physical Disabilities: Education and Related Services, vol. XIX, No. 2, Spring 2001.

MOVE Systematic Programming for Early Motor Intervention, Keith W. Whinnery & Stacie B. Whinnery. Reprinted from Infants and Young Children, Vol. 20, No. 2, April-June 2007.

View MOVE Curriculum Outcome Data - 2006
View MOVE Curriculum Outcome Data - 2005
View MOVE Curriculum Outcome Data - 2003
Compiled at the William Patrick Day Early Chidhood Center, a MOVE model site in Cleveland, OH.

View MOVE and Other Approaches - A Comparison
A comparison between MOVE, Conductive Education and Other Approaches.

View Bibliography
(compiled from published papers)

Reference:

EP Exceptional Parent Magazine

MOVE: Hope for People with Significant Movement Disorders

EP Exceptional Parent Magazine
September 2005, volume 35, issue 9
Article: MOVE at The Joseph Sams School
Pages 26-27

EP Exceptional Parent Magazine
September 2005, volume 35, issue 9
Article: School and Community as Instructional Resources
Pages 53-54

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